Calculate your carbon footprint.

Visit our largest heating and energy saving fair and find out how to save...

Go for a proper walk today (there is no such thing as bad weather, just clothes...:-)

Hard pastry? Best to dry it and take it to someone who will feed it...

Ladies, they say there are washable makeup remover pads…

Milk can also be made from cashew nuts or oat milk, try...

Print on both sides - saving 50% for your wallet and the environment...

Learn, learn, learn... watch documentaries, read, become an expert. And perhaps environmental protection can also become your profession.

Use "common sense" and established sources of information, this is the best defense against greenwashing, which is unfortunately on the rise.

Food can be consumed even after the minimum shelf life date (with reason...).

Think critically about how often you need to wash your hair.

Ask yourself where the energy you use comes from. A number of suppliers already purchase energy only from ecological sources. And you can also save money.

Do you know the difference between a seal and a sea lion?

Do you have a cold? Warm up in a bath with natural foam. It's the bomb.

Metals are an easily recyclable commodity. Let's make the most of it (and in some places they'll even pay you for it).

It's not just farmer's markets, but brick-and-mortar stores where you can shop for your own containers.

Waste sorting containers are usually no more than 100 meters away. Make full use of them.

Build and install a bird feeder. Feed mainly during severe frosts.

Shop at your local store. You'll save a trip to the supermarket by car (and you won't buy anything you don't need right now...).

Move furniture away from radiators to allow warm air to circulate better (curtains and curtains don't help this much either).

The natural air freshener creates a pleasant atmosphere for long winter evenings.

Would you go a month without animal products? That's a challenge, isn't it? Or at least without meat?

Do you already have any "green" resolutions for next year? Don't stay "down to earth" unnecessarily (preferably to the Earth).

Don't worry about global environmental problems and don't save the whole world right away. Find a specific problem/topic and focus on it to the best of your ability.

Get a vermicomposter. Earthworm "tea" is a great fertilizer for your flowers.

Wet wipes contain chemicals and materials that are not biodegradable. Don't use them, it's useless.

Toys that your child no longer plays with can bring joy to someone else.

Pressure cookers save energy when cooking (and there are also so-called "slow cookers", more vitamins, better taste...)

Waste cleaning agents contain a toxic cocktail. A solution of boiling water, baking soda and vinegar will do.

Oil from frying carp does not belong in the sink. Fortunately, there are (and are still being added) places where you can.